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North Petherton Town Council Name of Employment, Office, Sponsorship Securities Contracts Land/Licences/Tenancies Membership of Other Bodies Councillor Trade, Profession or eg shares with the in the area of the Council Vocation Council William None Liberal None None 20 Quantock Close, North Sir Thomas Wroth REVANS Democrats Petherton; Trustee of Educational Trust; Cheeke fields at East Lyng, two off and Stodgell Educational Hectors Lane and one on Trust; Sedgemoor District North Moor Council; Somerset County Council; Exmoor National Park Authority; Liberal Democrats; NASUWT Alan Self-employed Farmer None None None Stafflands Farm, Stafford President of North Newton BRADFORD Lodge, Hulkshay Lane, Cricket Club; Trustee of North Petherton; Parsons Village Hall & Playing Field, Farm Buildings and land. North Newton; Sedgemoor District Council; Conservative Association Luke Accountant, Milsteed None None None 6 Canns Lane, North Association of Certified PARCHMENT Langdon LLP/Deangate Petherton Chartered Accountants; Ltd Conservative Party Richard IVES Self-employed Sales None None None 11 Wilstock Way, Moorland Village Hall Agent Wilstock, North Petherton Committee; Wilstockhub Julian TAYLOR Retired Psychiatric Social None None None Orchard View, Fordgate, Vice Chair, Moorland and Worker; Retired Lecturer Bridgwater Fordgate Village Hall; Bridgwater Branch Labour Party Lucinda None None None None 11 Wilstock Way, Wilstock Wilstock Hub SPELMAN-IVES Linda HYDE None None None None The Cottage, Mill Street, Trustee, North Petherton North Petherton; Garage Community Centre; Name of Employment, Office, Sponsorship Securities Contracts Land/Licences/Tenancies Membership of Other Bodies Councillor Trade, Profession or eg shares with the in the area of the Council Vocation Council 13 Quantock House, North School Governor, North Petherton (tenant) Petherton Primary School; Friends of North Petherton Library; The Labour Party; UNISON Phillip SPENCER None None None None 23 Bridgwater Road, North Cheeke & Stodgell Trust; Petherton North Petherton Playing Field Trust; Wroth Charity Deborah NHS Service Manager, None None None 7 Butts Corner, North Church at Glastonbury BUNCE Somerset Partnership; Petherton Marquee Landmark Trust Bryan SELLICK Self-employed; Maunsel None None None Middle Wicket, Maunsel Trustee of North Newton Lock Tea Rooms Road, North Newton; Village Hall; Member of Burnt House Farm and North Newton Playing buildings as shown on Field Committee plan held at Bridgwater House (approx. 1 acre); ST282231; ST282224; ST 285444 (part) Louise DENNIS- Ad-hoc self-employed None None None 24 Simmental Street, Co-opted Governor, SMITH administrator. North Petherton North Petherton Primary School; Trustee, North Petherton Community Centre The following table includes the interests of the member and their spouse/partner (where applicable) In accordance with Government guidance spouse/partner interests have not been separately identified .
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